Qing Dynasty and 20th century porcelain 'Rice grain pattern' During the Qing Dynasty, most of the jade-style porcelains were produced during the Kangxi period. Most of them were originally made by high-ranking officials. In addition, during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty, most of the jade-style porcelains were, and some of the jade-style porcelains had poems inscribed on them. The porcelain generally had delicate porcelain bodies, skilled painters, and elegant blue and white colors. Blue and white bowl size: W 13.5cm H 6.5cm Blue and white plate size: w 18.4cm H 3 cm Blue and white bowl Rice grain pattern: W 11.5cm H 6 cm Blue and white tea bowl: W 13 cm H 4 cm